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add Progress Overview #30

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@Catrya Catrya commented Nov 22, 2024

to see progress and pending tasks

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    • Updated the README.md to include a "Progress Overview" section with a checklist format for tracking feature status, highlighting completed and pending tasks.

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The README.md file has been updated to introduce a new section called "Progress Overview." This section provides a checklist format that details the current status of various features for the Mostrui terminal client, indicating which tasks have been completed and which are still pending. The existing content of the document remains unchanged apart from this addition.

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README.md Added "Progress Overview" section with a checklist of completed and pending tasks related to the Mostrui terminal client. Existing content remains unchanged.

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In the land of code where rabbits play,
A checklist blooms to light the way.
With tasks marked done, and some to go,
The Mostrui client starts to glow!
Hops of progress, one by one,
A joyful journey, oh what fun! 🐇✨

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README.md (2)

49-62: Consider adding brief descriptions for technical items

While the pending items are well-structured, consider adding brief descriptions for technical items to help new contributors understand their scope. For example:

  • "Nip-06 support (identity management)" is a good example of providing context
  • Similar context could be added for "nip-17" in the direct message item
  • "Cooperative cancellation" could benefit from a brief explanation

Example enhancement:

- [ ] Direct message with peers (use nip-17)
+ [ ] Direct message with peers (using nip-17 for secure relay communication)
- [ ] Cooperative cancellation
+ [ ] Cooperative cancellation (mutual agreement to cancel an ongoing trade)

46-62: Consider adding priority levels or milestones

To enhance project planning visibility, consider:

  1. Grouping items by milestone/release
  2. Adding priority levels (High/Medium/Low)
  3. Organizing items in priority order within each section

This would help contributors and users better understand the project's roadmap.

Example structure:

## Progress Overview

### Milestone 1 (Current)
- [x] Displays order list
- [ ] Take orders (Buy & Sell) [High Priority]
- [ ] Posts Orders (Buy & Sell) [High Priority]

### Milestone 2
- [ ] Direct message with peers [Medium Priority]
- [ ] Fiat sent [Medium Priority]
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46-46: LGTM! Well-structured section header

The new section header follows proper markdown formatting and maintains consistency with the document structure.


47-48: LGTM! Clear indication of completed features

The completed items are well-documented using proper checklist syntax and provide clear visibility into project progress.

@grunch grunch merged commit f97e795 into MostroP2P:main Nov 25, 2024
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